mindhorizon

I was just able to duplicate the problem on another site. It looks like it has something to do with moving between the Visual tab and the Text tab. So the UL thought may be a red herring. I use Classic Editor on all of my sites.

I’ve been able to reproduce the problem on more than one site, with different themes. But here’s something that might be important for reproducing the problem. Just about all of the posts on one of my sites end with unordered lists. These extra lines are being added after the unordered lists.

Thank you so much! That’s just what I needed. It’s surprising how many more widgets show up in the available widgets now.

I’m posting here to put my vote in about the new editor. I don’t want it, either. I just went into my blog to make a post and encountered this editor. It’s actually slowing me down and not just because I’m unfamiliar with it. Please make the new editor an optional plugin and RESTORE the previous editor to its official status.

Thank you! The information was just what I needed. Both of the retired blogs are now up and running on my home computer.

Yes. I still have access to the host. I just can’t run the WordPress site the way it is.

Those sites are still on the old host. There’s just no registered URL pointing to them.

Turns out we’re not done yet. I was poking around the admin area and was looking at the “Hello World!” post. I clicked on the “Visit Site” link at the top of the page. It went to:
https://fritziehd/?step=2/

I looked at the siteurl item that I had changed in MySQL, but that still looked fine.

I went into the database via phpMyAdmin and found siteurl. I fixed it up by hand, and now everything seems to be running fine. I suggest that you look at how siteurl gets set in the first place. I suspect the problem had something to do with how many subdirectories deep the site is. I don’t particularly feel like testing that theory, though. It’s working for the time being.

The problem appears to be in the building of that address. Where is that done?

IE 7.0. I got the same error when I tried to run it in Safari.

I recommend FileZilla. Google it. I’m sure it will come up.

OK, I dropped those tables, deleted the wordpress subdirectory, and then ran through the 5-minute install process again. Same error.

By the way, the server is running Windows XP Pro.

I installed into my existing osCommerce database, so I don’t want to completely drop it. Is there a list of the tables that WordPress uses? Are they just the ones that start with wp-?